August 30, 1897 (4 pages)

ay GC ' to take. utter. oe. UAT UU TTT ALYY AAT Abs OT uAtTT * . y Cal, hy Rs » was going to be commenced he received . an answer to fire away, and notify him _ fares. There, is no doubt about their gations from the surrounding towns, . and the new parlor will be ushered in ‘TaLRPHoNE No. 4, ANSORIPT. AEE SS SEL ARP ° PR PM Fc 2 ~SIBRRA COUNTY NBWS, . coLoEN nuLe Mest ¥ . MONDAY. ..AUGUST 30, 1897.;/ 2 Of BH, Hoing—Outts. Laundry" Sightsceing In Europe: ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK. “PRE. AWAY.” A Wife’s Divorce Suit and a Husband's ‘Mart Reply. Mary Broyles Vawter, by her attorney Oharles J. Covillaud has commenced divorce proceedings in the Yuba County Superior Court against her husband, Sidney H. Vawter. She charges him with neglect, failure to provide, and extreme crue Ity. They were married at French Corral in this county on November 28, 1894, and plaintiff has been living for some time with her relatives at the Oregon House. The defendant to the action has been a book agent and teamster. When Attorney Covilland wrote to him some months ago informing him that the suit of the grounds on which the divorce was to be asked for. eee eee Horrible Roads. A gentleman of San Francisco was. here last week on a. visit to this city and Grass Valley and in company with a well-known citizen took a drive through. the streets of both towns. At Grass Valley he found the streets in fine condition, while in Nevada City he says they are a disgrace to civilization. Scarcely astreet can be found in Nevada Gity that is fit to travel over except some portions of the business part of town. “ Why,’ ‘said he, “the holes, sidling places, and rocks in the middle of the streets really make it dangerous to drive oyer them. Asto the street crossings, they . must be terrible in the winter time.” * This criticism by a stranger it would seem should arouse some activity in the way of improving: our. thoroughbeing in a bad: condition. The City Trustees have elected a Street Superintendent and before the winter weather sets in there should be a marked change for the better in the thoroughfares. New Parlor of Native Sons. . On Sunday, Sept. 5th, A. F. Brady, District Deputy Grand President, and Jas. ©. Tyrrell of Grass Valley will go to Iowa Hill, Placer county, to institute a new parlor of the N.S. G. W. at that place. “They have enrolled about thirty mames on the charter list, and expect to get many more. There will be deleander very auspicious. circumstances, '. More: Cement Walks. Cement sidewalks are soon to be put down in front of Scadden’s grocery store, Hook’s shoemaker shop, Guenther’s saloon, Hennessy’s lot, Mrs. Maloney’s building afd Mrs. .Garthe’s building, on the south side of Commercial street. When this is done there will be a gontinuous stretch of cement walk along that side of the street. For the State Fair. During the State Fair at Sacramento the Southern Pacific Company will sell round trip tickets for oneand one third fare, good from September 4th to 18th. : “Lwas for some time troubled with thives and ‘pimples. I have taken a few ‘bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and am eutirely cured. I highly recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a great: blood purifier.” » Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal. Hoop’s Pitts are the favorite ca-" inine in a tasteless form Children Teve it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 50 cents. 7° jy19-6m Grove’s Tagrecess OmLL Tomo is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood ‘purifier. oyes Biliousness without purging. As pleasantas Lemon Syrup. It .is as large as any Dollar tonic. and retails for 500. To get the GENUINE ask for Gpove's. jy19-6m Cati for Robin Hood. —a7-Bt _ A valuable Gold Watch andchain was lost by Lou Aumer on Friday. evening last, in the vicinity. of York. or Wes! Broad . The finder will receiv: -missing word. ‘to Bay ‘Two women stood.on the deck of Ing to Boy a Ming, . ® great ocean liner and were plain_ The following items are gathered ly absorbed in the emotions of a from Friday’s Downieville Messenger: . first parting. One of them was gray Purchased the claim formerly owned. who stood by her was her daughter . by Mr. Anderson at Exéelsior, and will. beyond a doubt. ‘There seemed no; Herman Wendler, who has been re-. 25 years that separated them in age. siding at Nevada City for some time. Both were crying quietly, The girl past, contemplates going to Peru in the . held a bunch of flowers in one hand. nearfature. As a gold mining coun-. From a distance a party of their try Herman thinks Peru offers better . friends watched them for a monient inducements for the prospector and. ®nd then, turning away, pointedly investor than the Klondyke. ignored the scene which it seemed a E. L. Case has beeh re-elected pripeiviolation of confidence to interrupt. Pal and Miss. Heloise Winchester, aj The mother, talking in a low tone, graduate of the Normal school of San . 24 been chiefly oceupied in giving Jose, teacher of the primary depart-. the girl advice as to her conduct on ee the Downieville public school = trip and her duties to the friends ortheensuingterm. = who were tochaperon her. It was: rlow:Kimball, who some time. ® first parting between mother and since injured one of his eyes while. %aughter. The girl had to observe working in the timber and was com. ® gteat many rules, which would gerd fe te to San’Francisco to have aeigs baidel eho one not.of the a 0, returniéd recen’ sag aa 4 all right again. ——s The mother had tenderly gone A quiet wedding was solemnized ‘at through a list of suggestions, and Forest on Wednesday evening, when the girl had listened to them with Samuel Marsden and Mrs. Tillie Morris . 2€ ®rm about her mother’s neck, of that place were united in the bonds The first, bell sounded and warned of matrimony. The ceremony was ner the mother that little time was left. formed at the home of the bride's Seow ag ving she said a mother, Mrs. Catherine © girl drew closer to her, ‘the O. F. Withrow ak Rev. most important thing of all I have Active preparations are now telae not told you yet. You are going to made by the committee in charge for Hurcpe 7 tne aan aig Ss _rte the grand bat for the benefit of the. )"0" pe pte ft la ‘ga au re Sestasscs Sap ae ioe pr ogg nar eer and I beth want you bei orget this one. It shows more ety Nie of conmaeae rt Hoing . Pi#inly than anything else I know ind ab’ hie feat er pram prs of the real traveler's spirit. To poswae an old resident of this cinat sess it shows that you have not travhivlig: veaStied' tos tang coon i eled in vain, but have learned someBeinds Oi yy ". thing of the broad views that travel Vea v it eg a. , About ten} brings.) You must never fail to find sea) mowed with: bis wife to) ont in each place what has been seen Downieville, where they have since reby the people you may happen to sided. He was a native of Germany meet—only the fie oF eau ou and 72 years of age. He leaves a wife. would meet at home, my dear ai Pree Per Place Friday after-. member that. If they have omitted There eee ‘ i something that you have seen, don’t was @ party at Brennan’s Hall. fai) to say that really the town is “ Te ie apepied night in honor . scarcely worth visiting: unless one of Louie Parks of Marysville and Earl i Gtey of ‘Neteds Ole. Both vente sees that particular object. You should say it, dearest, with some gentleman took their departure Mon‘ i. : Bay ix show of regret, such as, ‘Now, that’s too bad,’ or, ‘I’m really sorry that Much Too Good Natured. you didn’t happen to see it.’ But i : ———— don’t fail to be decided about it. If My wite has the most exasperating they’ve been to Paris and omitted temas said the wiry little man. the catacombs, say that of all the Tam surprised to hear it,” said the things in Paris the catacombs are other man. “I had the impression that quite the most interesting. If they’ve she was very good natured.” . been in Nuremberg and missed the “That’s just what’s the matter with rose garden, tell them that there is her. She won’t get mad when she nothing else in Nuremberg half so ought to. The other morning I went interesting. When they have missto the hydrant to geta drink and the} ed the green vaults in Dresden, aswater was almost thick enough to. sure them that of all the city offers carve. And I began saying things,. nothing else is half so beautiful. ‘Never mind, dearie,’ said she. ‘Just. You can easily learn from these few think how nice it will be to scour the examples just how to act about evtinware with.’ ” ery place. But, my dear, remember De this, say it to them as quickly as Informing the Public. you possibly. can. Otherwise they'll . A Georgia editor has the following. say it to you, and, my child, I information printed at the head of his} couldn’t stand that, with you far editorial department: away from me.in Europe. You'll re“We do not return rejected articles. member now, darling, what I’ve We get a dollar a ton for them at the. told you? Goodby.”’ paper mill. For a moment the mother and “Write only on one side of the paper. child were wrapped in a close emWhen the other side is blank we can. brace; then the gong sent the visitfigure out our annual losses on it. ors hurrying down the gangplank. “Subscribers who have not received . The: ship moved slowly out into the the paper in three weeks should inquire . middle of thestream, and as it turnat the Sheriff’s office, where a reason! ed to go down the bay the parties will probably be given them.” on the pier walked toward the — street. Ra ts “To think of Celia going away “I thought you advertised home} like that,’’ said the weeping mother fare!” said the summer boarder in-. to her husband. ‘I don’t see how dignantly. wé ever could have consented to it. “Wal,” replied Farmer Corntossel, Bu I gave her all the good advice “that’s what you’re gettin’; canned she needed. Besides, Celia is a sensipeaches, canned tomattusses, canned ble girl, and I think she’ll do what . corned beef and condensed milk, the [ told har.’’—New York Sun. game as you're used to.” : ‘ Home Fare. Genuine Grief, “I suppose it makes you feel pretty , > i that far off gold field 2”. z “Yes, itdoes. He’sconsumptive, you At Grass Valley, August 28th, to the . know, and I’m afraid he won't live to Wife of John Yeo, a daughter. get out enough stuff to make it any ob-. At Smartsville, August 2lst, to the ject. . wife of Andrew Pfister, a son. $1000" All, or your share of it, if you find the Schilling’s Best tea 1s not only pure but tt Se eon% Finns because wt 18 fresh-roasted. What is the missing word? Get Schilling’s Best tea at your grocer’s; take out the Vedlow Ticket (there is one ia every package); send it with your’ guess to address below before August 31st. é One word allowed for each yellow ticket. If only one person finds the word, he gets one, thousand dollars. Ii several find it, the money will be divide! equally among them. Tom, the Chinese laundryman, has. haired and high bred, and the girl . : «ape aes meres f { . ee When You Need Furniture sesneneeesDOn't Forget the Place. 2-0 + Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. TE ne MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL, _ WATER, ORANGE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, CELERY AND IRON. Nevada Coungy Agents For iufteilo Beer. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. as Private Families Supplied. Factory Corner Spring and Pine Streets. Going to Build ? If you are thinking of.putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to exainine into the merits of the Main Street, = ba s bad = = Lad bad DANIEL & POWELL,@ @ Cor. Pine and Commercial. You Might as _ WON aa Out of the world as out of style. There's a dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. The season is advancing and we are overstocked. ' So We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Successor to Mrs, Lester & Crawford). Nevada City, Cal. If You Need a Truss, 1 Can Fit You! 4 A FULL LINE OF ELASTIC AND SPRING TRUSSES, WITH Try Our Celebrated S¥PHON sopa. Hard Rubber or Water Pad, Double or Single CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. H. DICKERMAN., DRUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES, . Phone 80 “ Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. @ Praning Shears, Garden Hose, Pain doves arora, Wine eta ; , Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. . Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win-! J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY . = Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale M uns, Pistols, Ammunition, nr Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Depot for Fancy Groceries a PATE FOIS. _DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. 44TH ANNUAL STATE FAIR ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. in Sey arc $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 ¢ uity’s Malt .... . 1 00] Pickles, 3 1. bottles. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Casmeontt Whisky {. 1 00 ‘4 a balk, palaieg eS TAD Whisky .cc.ccccsecaci. 75) Olives, i as I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2e%, 10! Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s og forts 80 Everything else in proportion, "7 © * s © = ** ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial, «© © = «= «© @ w@ wo CALIFORNIA'S SACRAMENTO, TWO WEEKS, September 6th to 18th, 1897. THIS ANNUAL EXHIBITION : bilities of the State. MECHANICAL DEVICES can be shown to a better advantage, and, if meritorious, receive recognition of value in placing them on the market. THE EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS from lands offered for. sale, gives both séllers and buyers . an acceptable opportunity to meet, THE LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT is wey, sought each season by buyers desiring to replenioh their herds with stock of new blood lines. This is necessary and insures sales to a THE POULTRY EX"IBIT will constitute a most important division of this year’s exhibition, and will offer. most excellent chance for buyers to view the various breeds of fowls in comparison, " * + i THE DAIRY D et will have a complete working exhibit showing the latest methods in a a the working of improved Giplinnees ELECTRIC POWER space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors nia Exhibition Band. “ THE RACING PROGRAMME will form one of. the leading features of amusement, and usually attracts a large attendance that:are of benefit to all exhibitors. TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS we sa: exhibit your goods and wae, meet the public on neutral und and profit by advertising in a practical way. The public attends these exhibitions in yast numbers to be instructed as well as amused. FREE TRANSPORTATION Sg5u™s.a38 Bscusion Bsr il gen by tho Address the Secretary for special information. EDWIN F. SMITH, Sec’y. Send for premium list. C. M. Chase, President. exhibitors, ~ GRAND MUSICAL CONCERTS will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the CaliforJ UST WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Not only for once but for all the tim and we know that if you give usa trial you'll never quit us, Will embrace a complete representation of the Agricultural, Mechanical and Industrial EXTRA IN DUCEMENTS. We are giving away, absolutely free of charge, beautiful pictures, clocks and besides we will save you money on your purchases, SS SE ea eae RECEIVED THE SOLE AGENCY For the famous “ROBIN HOOD” whisky, the best that money can buy. Don’t fail to take a bottle home. The cheapest and best medicine you ever bought. WOLF, THE CASH GROCER. * 45555 4000500eneneay PPPPPPEPPPPPDIEWELERS. DEPPPPEEEE REDD ISN’t IT COMFORTING To go toa house where you do not have to be an expert Jeweler or Watchmaker to get all you pay for? Every article in our store is sold on merit and true value. Our Quarter-of-a-Century’s successful experlence protects customers in making their selections as much as it helps us in buying, and we take as much pride in pleasing the new generation as we do in pleasing those t Eyery one sending a yellow ticket will get a set of cardboard creeping babies at the end of the contest. Those sending three or more in one . envelope will receive a charming 1898 calendar, no advertisement on it. . ' Besides this thousand dollars, we will pay $159 each to the two persons . who send in the largest number of ye'low tickets in one envclope between . June 15 and the end of the contest—-August 31st. . Cut this out. You won't see it again. . B3 Lovis H. Acumzr. & reward of $20 by leaving it a Nutfz‘.} ence. Address: SCHILLING'S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO. . we we have pleased for years. Repairi Done aa LUETJE & BRAND’S A ren Should be done Broad Street, Nevada City, RPP PPD Ep eed ere e SLErd ene enerenen yx nneeseseeenes 66464644444 ATCHMAKERS 666466666606 a . THE JOHNS’ PATENT HEATER. Ornamental, takes no extr: . Space. . Fits any Stove or Range. ‘SAVES : FUEL. Does not chill the oven, but gives a normal, even Heat. ‘HOT WATER IN THREE MINUTES. 4 . I . SEE SAMPLE AT STORE. The old Water Back is a Thing of the Past, and the Johns’ Patent Heater has Taken its Place. Requires no Repairs. Money Refunded if not Satisfactory. LEGG & SHAW CO.,. . Sole Agents for Nevada City and Vicinity,

ay GC ' to take. utter. oe. UAT UU TTT ALYY AAT Abs OT uAtTT * . y Cal, hy Rs » was going to be commenced he received . an answer to fire away, and notify him _ fares. There, is no doubt about their gations from the surrounding towns, . and the new parlor will be ushered in ‘TaLRPHoNE No. 4, ANSORIPT. AEE SS SEL ARP ° PR PM Fc 2 ~SIBRRA COUNTY NBWS, . coLoEN nuLe Mest ¥ . MONDAY. ...AUGUST 30, 1897.;/ 2 Of BH, Hoing—Outts. Laundry" Sightsceing In Europe: ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK. “PRE. AWAY.” A Wife’s Divorce Suit and a Husband's ‘Mart Reply. Mary Broyles Vawter, by her attorney Oharles J. Covillaud has commenced divorce proceedings in the Yuba County Superior Court against her husband, Sidney H. Vawter. She charges him with neglect, failure to provide, and extreme crue Ity. They were married at French Corral in this county on November 28, 1894, and plaintiff has been living for some time with her relatives at the Oregon House. The defendant to the action has been a book agent and teamster. When Attorney Covilland wrote to him some months ago informing him that the suit of the grounds on which the divorce was to be asked for. eee eee Horrible Roads. A gentleman of San Francisco was. here last week on a. visit to this city and Grass Valley and in company with a well-known citizen took a drive through. the streets of both towns. At Grass Valley he found the streets in fine condition, while in Nevada City he says they are a disgrace to civilization. Scarcely astreet can be found in Nevada Gity that is fit to travel over except some portions of the business part of town. “ Why,’ ‘said he, “the holes, sidling places, and rocks in the middle of the streets really make it dangerous to drive oyer them. Asto the street crossings, they . must be terrible in the winter time.” * This criticism by a stranger it would seem should arouse some activity in the way of improving: our. thoroughbeing in a bad: condition. The City Trustees have elected a Street Superintendent and before the winter weather sets in there should be a marked change for the better in the thoroughfares. New Parlor of Native Sons. . On Sunday, Sept. 5th, A. F. Brady, District Deputy Grand President, and Jas. ©. Tyrrell of Grass Valley will go to Iowa Hill, Placer county, to institute a new parlor of the N.S. G. W. at that place. “They have enrolled about thirty mames on the charter list, and expect to get many more. There will be deleander very auspicious. circumstances, '. More: Cement Walks. Cement sidewalks are soon to be put down in front of Scadden’s grocery store, Hook’s shoemaker shop, Guenther’s saloon, Hennessy’s lot, Mrs. Maloney’s building afd Mrs. .Garthe’s building, on the south side of Commercial street. When this is done there will be a gontinuous stretch of cement walk along that side of the street. For the State Fair. During the State Fair at Sacramento the Southern Pacific Company will sell round trip tickets for oneand one third fare, good from September 4th to 18th. : “Lwas for some time troubled with thives and ‘pimples. I have taken a few ‘bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and am eutirely cured. I highly recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a great: blood purifier.” » Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal. Hoop’s Pitts are the favorite ca-" inine in a tasteless form Children Teve it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 50 cents. 7° jy19-6m Grove’s Tagrecess OmLL Tomo is a perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood ‘purifier.. oyes Biliousness without purging. As pleasantas Lemon Syrup.. It .is as large as any Dollar tonic. and retails for 500. To get the GENUINE ask for Gpove's. jy19-6m Cati for Robin Hood. —a7-Bt _ A valuable Gold Watch andchain was lost by Lou Aumer on Friday. evening last, in the vicinity. of York. or Wes! Broad . The finder will receiv: -missing word. ‘to Bay ‘Two women stood.on the deck of Ing to Boy a Ming, . ® great ocean liner and were plain_ The following items are gathered ly absorbed in the emotions of a from Friday’s Downieville Messenger: . first parting. One of them was gray Purchased the claim formerly owned. who stood by her was her daughter . by Mr. Anderson at Exéelsior, and will. beyond a doubt. ‘There seemed no; Herman Wendler, who has been re-. 25 years that separated them in age. siding at Nevada City for some time. Both were crying quietly, The girl past, contemplates going to Peru in the . held a bunch of flowers in one hand. nearfature. As a gold mining coun-. From a distance a party of their try Herman thinks Peru offers better . friends watched them for a monient inducements for the prospector and. ®nd then, turning away, pointedly investor than the Klondyke. ignored the scene which it seemed a E. L. Case has beeh re-elected pripeiviolation of confidence to interrupt. Pal and Miss. Heloise Winchester, aj The mother, talking in a low tone, graduate of the Normal school of San . 24 been chiefly oceupied in giving Jose, teacher of the primary depart-. the girl advice as to her conduct on ee the Downieville public school = trip and her duties to the friends ortheensuingterm. = who were tochaperon her. It was: rlow:Kimball, who some time. ® first parting between mother and since injured one of his eyes while. %aughter. The girl had to observe working in the timber and was com. ® gteat many rules, which would gerd fe te to San’Francisco to have aeigs baidel eho one not.of the a 0, returniéd recen’ sag aa 4 all right again. ——s The mother had tenderly gone A quiet wedding was solemnized ‘at through a list of suggestions, and Forest on Wednesday evening, when the girl had listened to them with Samuel Marsden and Mrs. Tillie Morris . 2€ ®rm about her mother’s neck, of that place were united in the bonds The first, bell sounded and warned of matrimony. The ceremony was ner the mother that little time was left. formed at the home of the bride's Seow ag ving she said a mother, Mrs. Catherine © girl drew closer to her, ‘the O. F. Withrow ak Rev. most important thing of all I have Active preparations are now telae not told you yet. You are going to made by the committee in charge for Hurcpe 7 tne aan aig Ss _rte the grand bat for the benefit of the. )"0" pe pte ft la ‘ga au re Sestasscs Sap ae ioe pr ogg nar eer and I beth want you bei orget this one. It shows more ety Nie of conmaeae rt Hoing . Pi#inly than anything else I know ind ab’ hie feat er pram prs of the real traveler's spirit. To poswae an old resident of this cinat sess it shows that you have not travhivlig: veaStied' tos tang coon i eled in vain, but have learned someBeinds Oi yy ". thing of the broad views that travel Vea v it eg a. , About ten} brings.) You must never fail to find sea) mowed with: bis wife to) ont in each place what has been seen Downieville, where they have since reby the people you may happen to sided. He was a native of Germany meet—only the fie oF eau ou and 72 years of age. He leaves a wife. would meet at home, my dear ai Pree Per Place Friday after-. member that. If they have omitted There eee ‘ i something that you have seen, don’t was @ party at Brennan’s Hall. fai) to say that really the town is “ Te ie apepied night in honor . scarcely worth visiting: unless one of Louie Parks of Marysville and Earl i Gtey of ‘Neteds Ole. Both vente sees that particular object. You should say it, dearest, with some gentleman took their departure Mon‘ i. : Bay ix show of regret, such as, ‘Now, that’s too bad,’ or, ‘I’m really sorry that Much Too Good Natured. you didn’t happen to see it.’ But i : ———— don’t fail to be decided about it. If My wite has the most exasperating they’ve been to Paris and omitted temas said the wiry little man. the catacombs, say that of all the Tam surprised to hear it,” said the things in Paris the catacombs are other man. “I had the impression that quite the most interesting. If they’ve she was very good natured.” . been in Nuremberg and missed the “That’s just what’s the matter with rose garden, tell them that there is her. She won’t get mad when she nothing else in Nuremberg half so ought to. The other morning I went interesting. When they have missto the hydrant to geta drink and the} ed the green vaults in Dresden, aswater was almost thick enough to. sure them that of all the city offers carve. And I began saying things,. nothing else is half so beautiful. ‘Never mind, dearie,’ said she. ‘Just. You can easily learn from these few think how nice it will be to scour the examples just how to act about evtinware with.’ ” ery place. But, my dear, remember De this, say it to them as quickly as Informing the Public. you possibly. can. Otherwise they'll . A Georgia editor has the following. say it to you, and, my child, I information printed at the head of his} couldn’t stand that, with you far editorial department: away from me.in Europe. You'll re“We do not return rejected articles. member now, darling, what I’ve We get a dollar a ton for them at the. told you? Goodby.”’ paper mill. For a moment the mother and “Write only on one side of the paper. child were wrapped in a close emWhen the other side is blank we can. brace; then the gong sent the visitfigure out our annual losses on it. ors hurrying down the gangplank. “Subscribers who have not received . The: ship moved slowly out into the the paper in three weeks should inquire . middle of thestream, and as it turnat the Sheriff’s office, where a reason! ed to go down the bay the parties will probably be given them.” on the pier walked toward the — street. Ra ts “To think of Celia going away “I thought you advertised home} like that,’’ said the weeping mother fare!” said the summer boarder in-. to her husband. ‘I don’t see how dignantly. wé ever could have consented to it. “Wal,” replied Farmer Corntossel, Bu I gave her all the good advice “that’s what you’re gettin’; canned she needed. Besides, Celia is a sensipeaches, canned tomattusses, canned ble girl, and I think she’ll do what . corned beef and condensed milk, the [ told har.’’—New York Sun. game as you're used to.” : ‘ Home Fare.

Genuine Grief, “I suppose it makes you feel pretty , > i that far off gold field 2”. z “Yes, itdoes. He’sconsumptive, you At Grass Valley, August 28th, to the . know, and I’m afraid he won't live to Wife of John Yeo, a daughter. get out enough stuff to make it any ob-. At Smartsville, August 2lst, to the ject. . wife of Andrew Pfister, a son. $1000" All, or your share of it, if you find the Schilling’s Best tea 1s not only pure but tt Se eon% Finns because wt 18 fresh-roasted. What is the missing word? Get Schilling’s Best tea at your grocer’s; take out the Vedlow Ticket (there is one ia every package); send it with your’ guess to address below before August 31st. é One word allowed for each yellow ticket. If only one person finds the word, he gets one, thousand dollars. Ii several find it, the money will be divide! equally among them. Tom, the Chinese laundryman, has. haired and high bred, and the girl . : «ape aes meres f { . ee When You Need Furniture sesneneeesDOn't Forget the Place. 2-0 + Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. TE ne MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL, _ WATER, ORANGE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, CELERY AND IRON. Nevada Coungy Agents For iufteilo Beer. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. as Private Families Supplied. Factory Corner Spring and Pine Streets. Going to Build ? If you are thinking of.putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to exainine into the merits of the Main Street, = ba s bad = = Lad bad DANIEL & POWELL,@ @ Cor. Pine and Commercial. You Might as _ WON aa Out of the world as out of style. There's a dash, originality and freshness about our Millinery that captivate. The season is advancing and we are overstocked. ' So We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Successor to Mrs, Lester & Crawford). Nevada City, Cal. If You Need a Truss, 1 Can Fit You! 4 A FULL LINE OF ELASTIC AND SPRING TRUSSES, WITH Try Our Celebrated S¥PHON sopa. Hard Rubber or Water Pad, Double or Single CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. H. DICKERMAN., DRUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES, . Phone 80 “ Steel Roofing and Siding! Better and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work. Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. @ Praning Shears, Garden Hose, Pain doves arora, Wine eta ; , Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing and General Tinsmithing. . Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Win-! J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY .. = Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale M uns, Pistols, Ammunition, nr Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Depot for Fancy Groceries a PATE FOIS. _DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. 44TH ANNUAL STATE FAIR ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. in Sey arc $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 ¢ uity’s Malt ....... . 1 00] Pickles, 3 1. bottles.. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. Casmeontt Whisky {.. 1 00 ‘4 a balk, palaieg eS TAD Whisky ..cc.ccccsecaci. 75) Olives, i as I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,2e%, 10! Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s og forts 80 Everything else in proportion, "7 © * s © = ** ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give ita Trial, «© © = «= «© @ w@ wo CALIFORNIA'S SACRAMENTO, TWO WEEKS, September 6th to 18th, 1897. THIS ANNUAL EXHIBITION : bilities of the State. MECHANICAL DEVICES can be shown to a better advantage, and, if meritorious, receive recognition of value in placing them on the market. THE EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS from lands offered for. sale, gives both séllers and buyers . an acceptable opportunity to meet, THE LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT is wey, sought each season by buyers desiring to replenioh their herds with stock of new blood lines. This is necessary and insures sales to a THE POULTRY EX"IBIT will constitute a most important division of this year’s exhibition, and will offer. most excellent chance for buyers to view the various breeds of fowls in comparison, " * + i THE DAIRY D et will have a complete working exhibit showing the latest methods in a a the working of improved Giplinnees ELECTRIC POWER space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors nia Exhibition Band. “ THE RACING PROGRAMME will form one of. the leading features of amusement, and usually attracts a large attendance that:are of benefit to all exhibitors. TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS we sa: exhibit your goods and wae, meet the public on neutral und and profit by advertising in a practical way. The public attends these exhibitions in yast numbers to be instructed as well as amused. FREE TRANSPORTATION Sg5u™s.a38 Bscusion Bsr il gen by tho Address the Secretary for special information. EDWIN F. SMITH, Sec’y. Send for premium list. C. M. Chase, President. exhibitors, ~ GRAND MUSICAL CONCERTS will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the CaliforJ UST WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Not only for once but for all the tim and we know that if you give usa trial you'll never quit us, Will embrace a complete representation of the Agricultural, Mechanical and Industrial EXTRA IN DUCEMENTS. We are giving away, absolutely free of charge, beautiful pictures, clocks and besides we will save you money on your purchases, SS SE ea eae RECEIVED THE SOLE AGENCY For the famous “ROBIN HOOD” whisky, the best that money can buy. Don’t fail to take a bottle home. The cheapest and best medicine you ever bought. WOLF, THE CASH GROCER. * 45555 4000500eneneay PPPPPPEPPPPPDIEWELERS. DEPPPPEEEE REDD ISN’t IT COMFORTING To go toa house where you do not have to be an expert Jeweler or Watchmaker to get all you pay for? Every article in our store is sold on merit and true value. Our Quarter-of-a-Century’s successful experlence protects customers in making their selections as much as it helps us in buying, and we take as much pride in pleasing the new generation as we do in pleasing those t Eyery one sending a yellow ticket will get a set of cardboard creeping babies at the end of the contest. Those sending three or more in one . envelope will receive a charming 1898 calendar, no advertisement on it. . ' Besides this thousand dollars, we will pay $159 each to the two persons . who send in the largest number of ye'low tickets in one envclope between . June 15 and the end of the contest—-August 31st. . Cut this out. You won't see it again. . B3 Lovis H. Acumzr. & reward of $20 by leaving it a Nutfz‘.} ence. Address: SCHILLING'S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO. . we we have pleased for years. Repairi Done aa LUETJE & BRAND’S A ren Should be done Broad Street, Nevada City, RPP PPD Ep eed ere e SLErd ene enerenen yx nneeseseeenes 66464644444 ATCHMAKERS 666466666606 a . THE JOHNS’ PATENT HEATER. Ornamental, takes no extr: . Space. . Fits any Stove or Range. ‘SAVES : FUEL. Does not chill the oven, but gives a normal, even Heat. ‘HOT WATER IN THREE MINUTES. 4 . I . SEE SAMPLE AT STORE. The old Water Back is a Thing of the Past, and the Johns’ Patent Heater has Taken its Place. Requires no Repairs. Money Refunded if not Satisfactory. LEGG & SHAW CO.,. . Sole Agents for Nevada City and Vicinity,